Topic: Casino

Casino comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from September 2017 to January 2024.

September 2017 January 2024

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Free Plus Show: Dr. Stephen Skinner | The History Of Magic, Summoning Spirits, & John Dee
• 54:43 - 56:58

Free Plus Show: Dr. Stephen Skinner | The History Of Magic, Summoning Spirits, & John Dee

Magical Advisors, Feng Shui in Modern Asian Business

The use of magical or astrological advisors by modern heads of state appears to have declined in the West compared to the era of John Dee. However, Dr. Skinner notes that in Asia, elite business figures and casino owners frequently employ Feng Shui masters to ensure financial success and project viability. This suggests that while Western leaders may have abandoned these tools due to scientific materialism, the practice remains a standard part of high-level operations in other parts of the world.

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Chris Knowles | Heaven Or Las Vegas: Sirens, Saucers, & Psyops
• 10:53 - 12:45

Chris Knowles | Heaven Or Las Vegas: Sirens, Saucers, & Psyops

Jason Aldean, Aladdin Casino, Controlled Demolition Symbolism

A discussion of country singer Jason Aldean reveals symbolic connections to the Aladdin casino's 1998 implosion. The analysis notes Aldean's stage show imagery, including flaming hexagons and a black pyramid, alongside his Black Sun tattoo. This segment posits that the barrier between the symbolic and physical worlds has been intentionally breached through ritual.

Walter Bosley | Trump, Tesla, Secret Spaceships, & NYMZA
• 52:36 - 56:09

Walter Bosley | Trump, Tesla, Secret Spaceships, & NYMZA

Back to the Future, Biff Tannen and Personal Anecdotes

The writer of "Back to the Future" confirmed that the character Biff Tannen, particularly the casino-owning version in the sequel, was based on Donald Trump. This pop-culture connection is discussed alongside personal anecdotes about family portraits and the appeal of boyish confidence. The conversation highlights how Trump's public persona has been a consistent cultural motif for decades.